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'II 4VINC 4 • iSC: tinNIE of the .., i , r ac.vert i , er: the , '''eri', ATE Lt? -1- at leitgth ,i a all the Morphs...l' _n i ti ,, d IThettt'ol:4 P4 leis, 'and 'stated ri;ify ev er y particular F reca n ti th , 1 13, 1 , 11 1; 1 J thill now call the; :attotittloir of- . oty hest . ,rt are , sitht„i'e, to some f't I ailing - featiire's. The Prices , „ t ese t,;'4''',l9l. os. in's) T l ie s kt e •t,. ;kid in the Lite 'Lottery they 'atel.„-,..:?1• The .ii•t' • • ths are' now only 11. 7s. : . . 1 ) ii.? the 104,13,.i.,eqthey"roi:t;•;:it'41.- ' ' Phe .. ellen:le - elites not c , inta . m s" (;apitaib, at thq ''''k'ts t ry 4000 as the Wt, P•hd YO' lia's azure • ' l'fi ttl e are sE PRIZESORTWENTy ',nil One Hundred and Folir <,l her CAPITALS, TBOLNAND POUNDS! ipt.Tlitsc,,, ' AIL S'MRLINtrrNIONEY.•- vel Feature, •NI, th''-qene li g , ~,,,t ,i ns ,oie .ran i and Ir. . ~• -: _-- 1 . 'B4.e)-11el' a n ts i" T "" il v .1) ;•" , :::,, a...0;V:, ',..1i e;icli receive. l,hou A `!lg.9i'l'iilso- .• - • l'OUtt. . A nd ha „ . k•20,01)6 ilie FIRST lIALI. I . ~...ts•es . ....,, it ~Ipik,lytiti,,er.e. are not ally Stock frize . s .. t i n t n i ; ( t ri l , a tildh; -atc think it ,w,41 tt,ii.h t4c-5,,,;•ii5, tiitmea;.nantfrtivetort,tit•lt.te, i N v ir w l ill h t . ,-,, (01 . led t,... , 1 t t )A. p , i.'th'itiZl"ir".4l.l.(`NOrl 'it, inir. , titice .so pa!! Cap itals tutu 7„. „4,„..,,,. ),),..whi,h, .11' thances' of Individuals ate ,. it ‘ I _ (.u..: qch,r,''''',l I.ara tiapn v in paying y.eilit 10:t;helPi`sitt" - - "i't' ' allo-have ;',o ' i . only follywed iny exainpfe, 1i,, ,, 411 i t. . .. . but ito. 4, Cordhill, ;li.ictitud Shares are selli:l4 at my °llia's, . Rwd -1,,,0 r 4,, „rd,,rlllZ-Cross,.• where,'nt toe late Lotte . ry,', ~.... usual) ''''iter i °",'•)001. and 47 other Capitall, being .I.' . 14litt nutahtl- ainCiMtit than those old by all the . ' '°le!-Itt'etters put to , ether. ,' • :. •• - ' • ... . 'Lave the liiii'Mt-ir to he, - ' .Ille It erliliifv.dvvoted Servant ! , II , t. frail, ~...?itler! begins .Ith JUNE . (King's Birth- Day,,.. it.,),, T. BlSfi, stoc-P st iro h l e i n e l r ;s, '' f ie ) . -i' ,lll l full p ' artieiih rs of tlie.Numbers and dest,l t il' ,, i s, 11."1114-f4.°114iAl hv Iltsli, Which, to Lottery Advert ii. ........ - timid highly .r.--,tin,' „f, Estate_,.ii"ool':.`i,!'". t('),, reil. to Adv,hre, wit , :rally til ?•Rie ilnit-Seertly,Y upon Nit, t:,:,ttyt: 14114:4i,',.1 tvgal A„,„„it,", tut ei .,.. 4 , , ~.1 ee [liable, ot s i . 1 .. ,.. 1 ..,. 24 it'.'llYl,4s'l'; eu ll•iteitol ' C'epvhold, or 1-3set), " kt i n .', l '. t i l i cr i. , . N414,'11,0f tug uiLit,,,%;:,„1,,;,„ „.,,, 71 , 1arriage Sett t tot ,i . i: kik-, , ' Joint tire.Si•W-I'-• ' -f 1 '.. •-ifPrefi-rtim'iit, an(Fni")".l , . ilitill'"soinil ~ ~' • "'' • ' li.'"`, purchase of Reverstot b 1,;.,-4t Tilt' t irt ( (.14Y ',.. jd , s `,"' I " "e P ll lieteeti Nine and . r . b ... -.:(1,,,....-.,p,,,v,' perSona..y, .. ... it, Ba„k, • %i t ' t, L ( ' Y` i.ettesri • to the, birqitor of:the Natt , i : i _ wag._ ......,444,.iirt,r,.,T01iti-str,et, Golile;i-square.—.llittte I a of '-•... '' Preferred.. 1, 4 . 1) . Ikt•t'i- ,),()N'S . .A NI V 1)S I A L SOAP, pre • ;i f eels it from a ll ifritat -0441iti,,.. .'. a new Procecii, NVlii.•.l 1 ~. . yule, au,' ' t itl4,'' 'its" recoin,anded 'as. tbe,1119 . , • i1► 14 4 • s fri-ckles, it' ' "ele of the kititreVer invented ; it remo ves ~.;,,,z, 4.'11 in;ll,':tht.liat tin ess front. the, .;I,i ii ,-; pre - tents it ! ,,,, 1.:. , ir '• IT . ''re . I ' I-1- Ileari,i,ly mft„white, and even.. Price itis au. tit ~,"" washing; nail 'iri,ttiayibr.-cillte'si f tr ic e 9 " Is ., b;'.Vl'lkje,4' , •..„' .. - %' 't '4 I * (...)'\'' X'F(4.:l‘ AIILE'' OvE 'cli`ititgl.s ; T rey v . ,er. !,41,11,111 that or whiskers ti an itiOntrit or b.'F i l' '' s :: % i liac- It t 'l . ; 'V "Whin,' c:lnioi ' ibly remove the e o- . .. oiii , Itttrc'tr"')ll';tt'4illttetiiiisW-cr‘:tli priepolei ( W"'" f . utitit Ittilfq`k-"rt,'• Price 5,. lhs. tiet., and one gtmle..". , of , the ti '(;);\,' PLUM , for. regtorin'; lhe ."` I , in ~ ~,'1...,1 err. ag N il ' - front iti„,..,.,„ persp !rat ton „ c ,i, i„, tt.'''''Y i l l ,' ' , ce. if . ''' ''''' .: .- .1 scurf, m'akes it suit and' %a1t,..,,,1.5,tik, o,ll<ii.lßell. fr!•cs it fti7in(tilu.,l4 i excrciseirt ditut4ug t,i‘r..4itti,,,,,, n.rlti'da'i ii. ‘ l lll.', .!:, l , , ii i tT li -c r : pricettSies.ll6:dy.,.ta,na.)eziit'it,ott:.,:,:sic tia_ ,Z . kti r i 4 5 ; .-- ht r l n c Aboee Articies!bAl.e, , Iktfe,t4R4l,ll:", on the labN.'t,"t' c- -,, i ' l Ti i .45.,. (;,i•rnrd dresa:„N`lll,4, j A '.'l'.'S , lIVI MS (' ' Perfu mers P,th't"',ller :: l. ' t in 1.\;.1.1:','., Lcr.dun, anti:Lao:l- . • • 4 Country. lki li _ -..- • . d P'\''''kt 9AP`ll'll°l:‘, I, HILL ‘Vi ' NUe -(6( : ) 14 1 : 1 1 zie ;14'...',11'-itott,4`, retnrri Tilanks tu tt-pir veir7 neurrl:',l°E73.,,r6urs,' d i'..,11 r tr "lye ta'.il ' F-' 'ads fur.their cautinit .. rv'con l'tife,\'''E'ljt` tiled., if t lo.,nci, t i i i iit - , Witt W•it iistamhinit lie j, i n i- rh0r,..1 , • bni. t „. •', tl., ( e • c ti,a .litiS••afreaily taltert lace p ‘ , , f ,lay, • c- '''' girl 10 - ''ll th,..,lliny will, till the .101h.'- a.; is t. 2. ali t i`ls. at.,,i,‘. Wines or tlitiso faviittriti. .ii_..;ise soiic.a. fize„,ti,:„:„4,,Ql(l Prices. The CoiiitrtnY '' '7„ the Qom 4et generst' '4 VI lit ••• andi lie Public . ,_, ht. :en d , i 'll I• • ' ' !t• .. ' . • ___ lit 0 wit IC 11 PrJ: ~,, "' !I,„ 'I/t of WitleS ;. the gu t ') / i-, )t , . • II; ' l- 1- :t i.,„ , r, . ~, , ..: - ' Per Doz.- Perl'ipe. h , t) ••1 ti s . 465• -"I1 ~.. '• • 1 4 - '' '7• • • ... , , . sus. ........ t i2 lt:l l .. tfti,sllall 1".11,:f .... ......... I. ',Vine .i„ v int, ,•-•,, 1 608, Atte on y 5.15. None t i , 'go in the. Trade Woad. •t t , the • . C ohn ',• •' - A 545. 1)o. late 0 L' 4 ' l Y s favourite Mark f.R. • 1 , 1 , (4. 4 , Also; 11,, 4 :44 • Port • tiOs. - , I It "riz ,J: ' atis. i.. eteir 'tt° .................... Di ll guff ditto ~..., 1101. vi l‘t i ) , , ,c. dittn,4l'd hi:4li-flayoured Sherrie.s 4 .6 ! .• 145 1 . i, 3 , e .,..tre,,„ t ~• East •India; 'rfiatchle,,S 6os• Vt.qi Nki, ,_11! Madeira flavour .lBi. _ 951. - 9 41. 50s. !4t111.11,i,6:11,%:,(.ry old ' " , .685. , 1-2.41. i d' s " 4 ~ ira. . . 1151. i i h : . ( 4 , ''• unto Fita . tcii e ,V, . . ....... f?,43. tt,,t4tt r i.5.4 ! ). • also - ofE v i, 1-i',.., i . . t p e ‘(net as bein , g - Plk.'',n,t. t,.'!lclifilsi'',l.,l.y,.froni an; - otl i i ' er 1 Ilat ' lliiv_i: o l::;' i lqilte ,„1,`,(.1Y•-h!,•ii sold only by the C a n il e y iff . ered, ~.. rtos. per doz. tad ;;iti c a t , c . i . i it 4V in e - • 11 4i' i t ei u ,_,, 'CI I Be, .the finest Nladeira Grape . traosp e t x tit , t e % . i.,_ C l sti lt • - ' lii , ,i -...-37 "f Producing the %Vine improied bY, 1 )1.0 1 ., , li t i. , ~.1. cultivation of liie Grain: Lands and superior 1 .. (f t .: , (... '2e.,ttg arid inelioratitrz 345. per doz. de from 4 i'etts.'jP e t the only parcel ever imported:. Hul. who ktleit i : "ted purposely from different Vine (wo‘yers . ,. s Vl4 . ii tv't(,)st puled !-or the high cnitivation of t 1191! -l'aPe,'," el.lt%.',eititais lei med the St tii•.l-V.: . t" . . intl'.nb."Nnegiri'l:iiPrar::3e l';‘'r, t., •• .Crs,forthe purpose ot• tenprotl g • • 1 hi,',.,;" • ;• • ... . -.el a, JP V• . • ............ 7 . .. 611..e.yifisti;.tP(e)rnuiPsi 1 4 i Iv; - ien t.h.•uottles, an fa r V •, r ,i,, z . I ''N (~, ffies 36s. per ,- , 4iNiti47ll:"---Ttl•i; • I • V - in ' t • . is . . 'f ' r . , • in; the ... . l .'itra C .. i . r . !p i e . Cited \'‘',(l.,;l,alid produces a rich full bodied ..... brillt,t t 4its. pei-dox. ci, C) il x lit'lti' •• • ... • ...... • ... - ... - -.. -.. . iINF• • •-•1 ,w1.11,- . !, PLO AND CURIOL)SLN „• . ~.,..., 1 ' ,. i 1%a te ,,, hey i‘ladeira in Pints, 455 , Old Lutist:nth-I, ou N . •10 '''',.ll,", 325• Old Pri,,itiac -z.,......: ‘'hinner Street, and 31 0. Street, London. til_ ---....................___ .........._______-__ l'is It,,141)(1(. AND SURGRaLDISPENNAtt:Y. 4-11tri0.1 HiglinesS the 1M.JR.1.: of YORK, President. '4Nt).--"'lrl.i.ierrian, Miii. of the - Roval Col lege, , Lon thin . 11'atl of Egremont, Earl a Leitrim, Eton. Col. t i , - lit I;I• /rarry, 1 1 .1.1 1 . 'John Littoliche; M.. P. NkONs.,4„°Yal and Noble •I at 'of the • above i ll m k ,' .. ,TuTzcYs,. fur thi, exclusit - ii . -Treatment of VE -14141;,,t.`4,..9N1PLA1N'T5,--ariil th•eir dasgerous conseqriei s ice , - 7: liatm.mr tasttre the benefits that have resulted from 1.., st, test th,..ti'AtNAN as its S.irgeuti (standing' ir on the titiii" 4 ll,t; Tilal College) front havii:,,- , dirycted lii, chief at rktetit stieh tost diseases, •It io the mistortune of Patie . nt . s - , titt or,t. .c"nirdaints, to he too often the dupes of illt . te.- . : 11,1/4 44'14i'rs,. who practise on the credulity by imposim...i.r eithlt).er,,,, specious proniises. •Agititist this class (of late s o fii;el4lAti,abel daring"; , \lr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his %tit: 14,),tillttO caUtion the Public, .by pointing to the List of tik i t titid, 441'-.4-e, published. in February hair;, as the only t, 4 ,t t-s and that niiasSertn of Per Sons EiSilltillug such tOtt'd7)'lttitpultliely advertising them, without bein sane' 514;, t 4 r t4is.List, ate' to'be credited. The annual - reports I%,lktr,7(kti DispenSary will prove, that some of the most t,t`iltltithit's cases of Strictut es, .Ijebility, and other snpposed 11it',(411,,e2.'111..ect ions of the,Gertei ftt ire Orans,„hrtve hetin tp t ' 1 4; e ll (.1 !uccessfully .treated ; facts which require no zetCl4t , •, tstmony' of affidavits to prove, but the most re-, , lk!.''i iletlical eiiden,:e . . - I%),: l 'it 1, iItNAN may be consulted as r.!stial, be - both Sexes, 4,,N t'''''e, 21, Lower Uvirl'otte-strect, Bt4lorelsquare, 4, ~ i f h, r .. s ft tote Town and• Country - ire to he addressed, i , tk tikeesNat'y Advice and Nledie.inu wiil be given, or I'4 4at 01. •i•it ' , * • .. . Li. , ~ ‘, ....1 : 41 ,ut t..t! L nitro Kingdom. ' I:4,l„iii4,oiisherl, price -4s. secood . Edition, Practical Ob le.r. N' " 11 Ire ah,l:o I)i3east s, 1. , .F. A.' iernan, and may be '31 % (::1'). 17‘11,e ' t •stIvet, '' r .'o. '' ' ,..u'•,, ...i - - os'i-c-tow, and owh•COUrt , Soho'. '' . • sir iI it IV oat' , receive, 0 at-ten"' !ct which brieflf 5740, the, inien ts o positi () , ll tf le a Erect' d ro the r. Jame! , -rliarrieoff lade , i ‘ l j n. ily• ,s, der e And 'on 4 divest' r .1 11, as d id ion were 3111 ,1 :t Illy' d e ma" A l'ec . ; et 010 (1 : l betr iers ap Cba iril) ie o fo to • toa t r i e • i th• g 11e it° ,ti 1 1 0 ; ,„,110 1 f re gitel /°, ;oITIP I I , O ' ,ens ` ll be s ea l ° t to „ol io • 0 j t orA e ;„ c . ) (1 : 1 0 poker S) 4 ,ey pbi~h ' 5 $ 31 1 3°11 11b fire d bo e wa s t 0' 54 2 0e h e pt r i Y ot, o rle 914° ea Olt; s ta ut t, „ of ill ,. In, it ee t., olirA ~~ 1 . 3 00 1 : . re d , . 4 :10 i S tOd t it? c d t•or uctise Aleutsand ai° ~;(1 v. HO f ° :i i •ei Ite rfvio , s teti egs ; , 0 70 1111 u u!iso tirto an d tirset.,oo P" er if n3g e ",? l dti i te, - _will l e 1 ujet,c°,ll WO.hot' OP 29, • P roPoo ) or SATURDAY. APRIL '25, 1818. PUBLICATIUNS. • - , PINDAIIIES. This Day was published, Bvo. 7s. 6d. T HE ORIGIN of the PI NDA RI OFFIrEn, • In. the' Seriice of the Eton- East Iridia company: * Printed fur Jou N RIO Alliermarte-street. • . This Vay was iiublisbed, Bro. I'ERARY cti.-mAcTE3, illustrated by the tifst , ny . ‘a.itlew of Genius; Aliawu frdin front own app . • : By the AUTHOR of i3LTRIOSITiES of LITERATURE. Printed fur JOHN MURRAY, Albrmarle-streef: • C ARY'ti INTF 7 Ttiis naY• was .. In Three Poektt Volumes, price in boards, • • Tali:,_ ; or, 11t11, - Ptire.atory, -an Taradi,e of DANTE • • Translated,by ltev. IL F. .C.ARY, A. NI: London : Printed for Taylor and liessey, 93, Fleet-street. FRENCH AND ENGLISH CURRENCY. • Just pub!ished, • In a portable Volume; I . os 6d. bound, . THE .I!SN O L,l Sll alit! FRENCIT, and FRENCH and ENGLISH CA-MAIST ; or, Tables of Exchange frOin one Farthing to a Million .1 3 ottikls' Sterling, and front one Driiier to a:Million Livres, . . - /3y JOHN HENRY SilifillEß,' Late Superintendant of the Tonlonese Entig - Fants. 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This , oav were published, price -25: 'TWO LETtEItS, •di.srri hin t ., M ETHOD.W . INCREASING. the QUANTITY of CIRCULATING NIONE-Y vii a New acid Solid' Principle.' ' • the 14tte ANIBROSE WESTON, Esq. • tinted for prieat e Circulation in the Year 179.9, anal now pul~l lied froth' the Author's corrected Copy; • - With a s h ort Pre f a c e by the Author. - . . . London: Minted for Taylor and" I . 3essey, 93, Fleet-stieet. • '''This ptitliphiPt of Mr. Weston was of considerable value; anA lie wrs fri:e 'to cimfese,•that a part of the plan which 'he ha,! i ins nizia hild the honour to submit to the Goannittee was taken frw it." Speech of the Chatlcellor'of the 'Exchequer, April 10. JUNICS . 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On the sctu of May will be,.publislied, in 3 vols. two.. • by Cradoek; and Joy, • ri ONSIDERATIONS stir les priticipatix eque -T4....2 :urns de la. Iss4vointion Franoise. Onvrage postliume de Mad. is Baronne de Stael, publi4 par.M. Le Due tie Brog lie; et M. le Baran de Stael. *.* A Translation into English, executed under the super intendance of tile Editors, will be publisheil.on, the same day. NORTH WEST PASSAGE ; ARCriC - ZOOLOGY, &c. On 4.he 511 of *May wilPbe'poblisbed', iu 410. By. Baldwitt, : Ctadock, and Joy, ChIISERVATIONS On GREENLAND,, the 'Adjacent Seas, and the North West Passage to the Pacific Ocean, made in a Voyage to Davis's Straits, during the Sultimer of I 817; illustrated 'and' eabelfished by 'Charts, and unmet-mitt 'outer Plat 6, from Drawings executed by the Author, front continual Observations. • • By BLIINARD 'O'REILLY, Esq. , * * l' The arguments adduced to prove the practicability of a North West Passage are supported by Facts not hitherto examined, and are of such weight as.to f.:ive confidence 'in their accuracy. 'The accomplishnient Of this great Object mist be 'evidently of vast benefit to the zoonnercial interests uf Great Britain, and cannot tail to interest the reader,, as . the txpectation of its discovery, excited in sotue . .measure. by . the fOrtonate voyage here related, has induced the Covent-- went to fit out ships In- the ptirpese. To.the tilialiitants of Southern Lands the Views sketched on the spot will be most interesting, as they will convey a complete idea of the Situa ti•ni of the Polar World to the 77th deg. of North latitude.— Previous accounts had mentioned the existence of a people of singular, ettaracter inhabiting those dreary re.:ions; bat it reraitiucti fur the present detail to exhibit Portraits from . Life of !Inman Beings who cherish an abode there in preference. to the chaiforts i,f milder clinics. The Arctic Aninials and Bi"rds Of Passage there found, with the Whale Fishery, ivill he exhibited in plates, as well as described; and illustratiptis of the Phenomena of Atmosphere will nut be omitted. ()Li theist hof Nlay will be published, By Baldwin, Cradock; and any, 418 12mo. FFI IX ALVAREZ ; or, MANNERS in SPAIN. 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'lmparts to the breath a beautiful fragratice, cleanses Artificial Teeth, and pi - events their elialigivw,colour.- The. proprietors Warrant the Ingredient of this ExTimur to be so perfectly innocent and free from Acid, that a child M' take it, and con tains those inestimable properties,- that if Pihistantly Used, will render the Teeth and Gums _snood and be44tiftili free from pain _to the latest period of life. Its cilicaciiius , vir tues hare been proved for years, and sanctioned by the Opi nions of Most of the eminent Physicians of Great Britain, France, and Italy, add 'received the AuguSt Patronage -of her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, and his Excellency the Duke del Infantado—Price RS. 94., 4's. 6d., and 10s. 6d. per bottle, with Dissertation on the Teeth enclosed—or the Powder at '2s. 94. per box. * ' ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYR . 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We are authorized to state, th a t since the-Me dical Board has been established at .!Que. ilouse, - (3, - eat Charlotte -street, oppoite the ftev ltivsiand Chapel . , arid Woodstock-street, adjoining New Bond -street, upwards ref Thirty Thousand Patients of. both sexes have been re stored to perfect - health ) many Of bath lingered for years tinder the most paititid and ob stinate diseases, Were pfonouticed incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals—Such is the effects resulting flout tirnbined talents • Messrs. COPPER and Co. of Medical and Sur gical celebrity, atter forty years .experience in-this Metropolii., are consulted daily:at - both houses Unt-iktine at night, and the pour. have advi c e, gratis, on Tuesday, Thiirsday, - atid Siniday Morn-, lugs, until twelve o'clock. Patients at a distance: describing their case, itinnetliatsly attended letters to be (iirect -61 to Charlotte [Louie, lilackfriai4:loati, but uotte are answered which do nut contain a consult ing fee: Yesterday morping ayoung- man was walking along H igh-str yet , .Whiteeltapyl, and in con Se - - of an r a age- lie el tO"ming under his foot, he slipped down, arol his head! rfikshed Against a butcher's block which nearly ki:led him on the soot : he wps carried by Smith, the strcc-keeper, to the Lointon Hospital, where 6 . die.(L [PRICE SEVENPENC,P. LAW MTELLIGENCE. COUR C OF CHANCERY, FRIDAY, APRIL TIiE.WARD OF CHANCFitY. TAYLOR v. LADY ANTRIM. . . The previa., nroree;:mg.s in this important case appeared in InF: SUN or WethiOday.—Th Lola) CuANCELLort catpe !his, (I.y into Court at tell wheti (he case was again heard. The Court was crow-d . ei; to excess. The Sotic.yros-iF.spltat., on the part of.,Lord Sterrar7,,proceedcd to contend taut no act his Lorakhip seoAd warran , the supposition 101,1 ship entertained isny ti ish, inre-peet tU Lady Frances, th.l7. wis not. perfectly consistent, t'Otil, the most Strict honour. In respect. to propetty,, Lord Ste,eat t teas a desirable,maiCi tor an Lady; and in rank,.,,e extremely high, possessini,, If he din, t ; ii' r +!;-; I,sit foreign Sovereigns. Lord-. Stewart, its the coot se he had pursue 4, had evinced the most,,s'trictly de licate conduct. Ile had felt extremely hurt .t Mrs. Taylor being spoketoO, as he wi,hed to obtain the, band of, Lady Frances by the sole sponta, newts act of herself. He had applied to the mo ther of the Lady to inform, her of his wishes, and having gained the consent of bsdy•Antrint, had accottlingly made a tender of his. hand 'to Lady Frances, who hail accepted hint, and given a pro- . mise.of marriage. In this there was nothing clan-, destine for bow could that be said to be the case, when,. On oktaining her consent ; he had writ ten to inform. Mrs. Taylor, her guardian, of the fact, and so'iciting her consent also. Lord Stewart had met Lady Frances in public, and had felt an attachment for her, and, as might reason ably have been expected, had paid her more at lention than in ordinary circumstances he might havedooe. Atter this, was there any thing ex traordinary in his attentions at the Queeir's Draw ing-room ? It was absurd to say that, application ought to have been made it.. the Court by. Lord Stewart for leave to tender his hand before he had become acquainted with the tact of the Lady's, being attached. ro him, or rather having a reci procal feeling with himself. He could have wislied the case had been heard its tit private chamber, of his Lordship ; rather than in open Court ; that . was not the, case, Itc thuuldahslaiu trim ; follow r ing the course pursued by the G.:nth:men, on the other side., Atter ably arguing at great length, in the course ,of which-, the Learned Gen-, Hyman contended, a: respected the., cond act of - .Lord Stewart, tp.the son, effect as Mr. Ilartisad done on, the former. hearing, he concluded by sub- - milting, that the reference to the Master ought: to take, place as prayed for. Sit ARTHUR -,I. I .(GaoTT, on the same silk, eon tended that' the . case shi;uld !nose propetly been before the Miter than in . ths. Court, ithence ; it would„ few hour . s, be submitted ,to the , : tribunal of the. Public. It was singular enough to hear .the Court called on to.aet . on_ pure abstract philosophical. principles s \ami,i;got to do as it had uniformly While the Court would, of ;course, receive with great ,iptlolgenee teas said by. the parties,.it ought.ta.,ye recollected that, there were limlit.to that iuki,lgeuce,.aucl that re-, ". gard to thg character of,..others-was not to ,be • lost, nor, a person 0t,,41e high. rank, character, anti, qualifications. of . theNoble.„Lordbe,treated with disrespect., The:Noble. Lorkwas said. 1n be em barrassed, and,.yet: he owednothing ;Ate was ac cused of:irregular habits—bat, where as an its- . stance of_that .11 . 1 rose wi a , : or child had he te •duced ?-r-whose.. property 'had he invaded by gambig ? Detraction,.its general terms; was only to be answered by a general. denial. Ile-had the highest personal e•teem for Mrs. Taslor;,but Ile . regretted _she had bet n induced to-snake such al legations _in her affidavit.', ,The Learned. Gentle- , :Ilan then, : a . t great length, and crith antiel, went over the affidavits, counnentiNg strongly on several parts of, them: He contended there was no fotindatjon tor : the ,!charge; of a 'conspiracy , against him, and _considereal .the present attempt, . against the refetence, to_the Master as a novelty in the practice of the coma. '!'lie .Loup CHANCELLOR.-1 take it that Lady Antrim had the contents of th e inoll y rnotts let ters comunnlicated to tier by Mrs. Taylor,As Had in the, affidavit she says some communication. was made to her by Mrs. Taylor, on the author , city of an anonymous letter, dated about the sth . of March, but she says nothing about the other dates. Mr.fir.ons also followed on tLe.same side. Sir SAMUEL tose to reply. It was , not biswish to give publicity to any ot the tarts of this case, . than aeloally of inrport •ance, and, necessary and consistent with his d.ity,' • teilingi.S he did,.and as every one lutist feel, the highest respect for the parties. if any thing had. becti brought forward bort to the feelings of the. parties to the inisttsie, it had Ina been done by hint, but by, the Gentlemen on the Other side. The let ter he had read was a public document;- and he was justified io'readingit;bit. be did not see drat it•Colltiiiiio- any fact that c ould pOssibly be said to :lave the effect Which it had been tisseried to , have. In the:present case the. Lord Chancellor Must trotn'the . 'citcunrstanees before the Cocat, as. time letters'•lif . Lady Antrim\ and Laid Stewart entail tint '...he'read. -. . Ilere •the young Lady • might b - said is• be. j nil. entering he; •world, whol4v irnconsCionf.of its !Ilatliftl'S: On her first entering int'life she sees a 'NOhleintin experienc ing every pOisible kindness ft (int his , Sovereign , , mr every One' speaking in Lis praise ;'.they -be come acquainted: but then 'onl!,r , forl t aqew days, and lie makes her a tender of 'his t hand ;• sire ac= ' eepts it: Could this he said to be a match that • might not turn out most umbappily,? ()tight the - Lady rt?t t 9 hare• the of por unify of seeing oth( r'" Noblemen before she tante. linal conclusion ?